What is this Burmese/Myanmmarese Brown to Black dried tea leafs?
Seasoned Advice Asked by user79730 on January 24, 2021
While in Phra Khanong market, the only Burmese market I know of in Bangkok I bought the following seemingly-to-me similar products of Brown to Black dried tea leafs (pictured below).
I dranked a small glass of a hot tea of these leafs and it had a very mild comforting taste.
What is this Burmese/Myanmmarese Brown to Black dried tea leafs?
What is the English name please?
One Answer
These could be leaves to make "Lahpet" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lahpet), so perhaps you can drink them too?
Answered by N3sh on January 24, 2021
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